Clarksville High School - Emanon Yearbook (Clarksville, MI)

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E WN In solving this problem we need parental, technical, and spiritual aid. We must decide our future by our past, altering and changing our lives by the knowl- edge of what has been, to meet that which will be. I am loath to bid farewell to my classmates, for I know that the sorrow at this occasion fhappy though it isj that so heavily loads my heart is also registered in theirs. I feel that, were it not for the love of my classmates and Alma Mater, I could never have reached the goal set four years ago. We express our sincere appreci- ation to our friends, teachers, and parents for this epoch of life, and are petant for your future friendship. -Frank Braendle. Class Prophecy While walking through one of the dense forests of Upper Michigan I came upon a crystal pool, and as I gazed into it's depths, members of the class of '27 began to appear before my vision. First to appear was his honor Clare Alderink who was sitting in a large office of the General Electric Co., issuing orders to a large force of men. Then came Ivan Blough who was sitting in a broker's office on Wall Street smil- ing over the money he had just made on shorts of the stock exchange. It must be that Blough changed his mind for he seems to be willing to take a chance now. Next came Lyle Norcutt who is now an architect, racking his brains over a blueprint of a large 100 story building to be built in New York. Marguerite Sullivan was now busy nursing the sick and her patients were rapid- ly recovering. I thought as I saw this that anyone under Marguerite's care was sure to get well. Robert I-Iunter had graduated from M. S. C. as an electrical engineer and was now chief engineer in the General Electric force. As this scene passed on I saw in the depth eleven men all wearing the letter M signifying that they were Michigan men. As I looked a little farther I saw that their coach was none other than my classmate, Robert Todd, who had taken Yost's place. All at once I seemed to hear miusic but could not imagine where it came from. Steadying my gaze into the pool I saw one of the largest symphony orchestras in the United States with Adelia Nash at the piano. I now saw an aeroplane doing the nose-dive, loop-the-loop and many other haz- ardous tricks above the clouds, as the clouds began to disappear I recognized the reckless driver of the class of '27, Forrest Champlin. Then I saw a U. S. battleship which was rushing to one of the Central American countries to quell a disturbance and Frank Annable was the Rear Admiral. Frank Braendle was the next to appear, he had reached the heighth of his journalistic career and was now taking life easy in the Editor's office of the New York Tribune. Dave Hoffman was the last to appear, he seemed to have been as successful as the rest of the class, Dave now was Chief of the Engineers of the U. S. Army. -F rank Transue. I5 G

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E WN Junior Class Dear Editor-in-Chief: A preface may not be a necessary adjunt to this, yet as an act of justice towards the long suffering public, some kind of an excuse should be oFfered for this solicited infliction. The greatness of the school we say is maturing the common idea adding strength of individuality, preferring oneness of characteristics and possession of initiative to do good, Class Officers: President ,,.,,,,.,,,.,t.,..,,,,,,....,,A,..i.,,.........,...,,..., ,,..,... I van Wickham Secretary-Treasurer tt,.t,t.,. ..,,,,t... R obert Stuart Corresponding Secretary .t.. ..i.,Y.... H elen Lenhard Editor ..,,,...,.....,i,,,.,.......,,,,,, ..t.,...,. ..,..t B r adley Dillenbeck Class Colors: Pink and White. Class Flower: Class Motto: Sweet Pea and Fern. Rowing, not Drifting. 17